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Honda Sh125i : A Review
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2024
- 00:00 Honda Sh125i : A Review
00:23 Honda Sh125i Riding 40 To 50 MPH Roads
00:58 Honda Sh125i Colour Options
01:27 Honda Sh125i Braking
01:51 Honda Sh125i Seat Comfort
02:01 Honda Sh125i Dashboard
02:25 Honda Sh125i City & Town Riding
04:07 Honda Sh125i Motorway & Highway Riding
05:44 Honda Sh125i Vibrations
06:16 Honda Sh125i Sitting On The Scooter Thoughts
06:56 Honda Sh125i Stop/Start Demonstration
08:02 Honda Sh125i Running Costs & Spec
08:33 Honda Sh125i Fuel Cap & Seat Opening
09:30 Honda Sh125i Dashboard Walk Through
11:20 Honda Sh125i Pillion Riding
12:21 Honda Sh125i Price
13:09 Honda Sh125i Pictures & Video
16:02 Spot The Blooper
Engine: The SH125i typically features a fuel-injected, liquid-cooled, single-cylinder engine. It's designed for efficient city commuting and offers a good balance between power and fuel economy.
Performance: The SH125i is designed with urban mobility in mind. It provides smooth acceleration and enough power to navigate through city traffic with ease. The top speed may vary depending on the specific model and local regulations.
Design: The scooter's design is sleek and modern, often featuring a step-through frame for easy mounting and dismounting. It's known for its comfortable and upright riding position, making it suitable for short to medium-distance commuting.
Wheels and Tires: The SH125i typically comes with small-diameter wheels fitted with scooter-style tires. This setup provides good stability and handling in urban environments.
Braking: It's equipped with a reliable braking system, often featuring front and rear disc brakes for effective stopping power.
Storage: Honda SH125i scooters usually have storage options like under-seat compartments, glove boxes, and sometimes even a top box or rear rack for additional cargo capacity. This makes them practical for carrying groceries, small bags, or a helmet.
Fuel Efficiency: Honda scooters are known for their excellent fuel efficiency, making the SH125i an economical choice for daily commuting.
Technology: Depending on the model and year, the SH125i may come equipped with various modern features, such as an LCD display, smartphone connectivity, ABS (Anti-lock Braking System), and LED lighting.
Safety: Honda typically prioritizes safety, and the SH125i often includes features like CBS (Combined Braking System) to enhance stability during braking.
Environmental Friendliness: Honda has been working on reducing the environmental impact of its vehicles, so the SH125i may meet or exceed emission standards in various markets.
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Last year I had a back and forth on YT with a delivery rider. He spent his first year or so on a typical small wheel scooter. He drew up a list of features for the perfect scooter everything from big wheels to ABS and the Honda Sh he reckons is near perfect.
Thats pretty much the way I see it Clanger, although I didn't want to be so bold and say it right out like that because people can get pedantic if I say things like that....but it really does all you want and need....put it this way I had 3 Hondas at the time...DAX, and the Hornet....myself and the cameraman who was featured in this video riding the SH both preferred riding this scooter than the other 2 bikes...that says it all really ....Thanks
@@exeterrider He was doing interstellar like mileages getting on for 20k per year. You could tell by how he wrote he must have had a technical background. Seemed rude to ask how he ended up as delivery bloke. Though having watched some videos produced by a guy called Just Eats it does appear to be oddly rather stress free. So yes apparently the SH125 is perfect!
I've now done over 45,000 miles on my 2021 SH125i. People that review this and compare it with a large motorcycle should only compare it with a scooter of similar size engine. I've had a couple of close calls, saved by the brakes and abs.
I have the honda screen which changes riding altogether, it's as though it improves the weather conditions.
I ride all year all weather, the screen helps keep rain off you and the wind.
The only issue with the screen is it's made from rain glue, only thing that seems to help is old style turtle Wax, every few days.
I can flat foot if I sit where you sat, that's not where you sit when you ride, your bottom just touches where the passenger seat starts, you would then have to move forward when you stop.
I still think this is the best bike for deliveries, flat floor is a must, as is keyless for obvious reasons and the space under the seat is reasonable.
I've had only one serious issue, my belt snapped after only 8300 miles when the interval is 16000 miles.
I do not accept the dealers poor excuse and sadly unless I move away from the area I live, will not buy another new Honda, so could be my third and last new Honda.
@@1960ARC 😀
Just look what people in the unofficial „capital of scooters“ ride. If it‘s not a Honda SH125i, it‘s most likely a 150i or 350i. People often think, rome rides Vespa. Nope. It‘s Honda, specifically the SH. And for a reason. It‘s obviously the best best scooter for cities. ❤
Wow. A perfect review 😳 thanks mate ! Well done. I have 45.000 miles of SH125i riding experience 😀 an SH is probably one of the best scooters in the 125 market.
Thanks Dean, I totally agree, it's a great scooter. So smooth. Thanks for watching the video👍📹
Do you mean 45,000 on 1 SH125i or 45,000 miles shared between several SH125s? I have a 2022 sh125 and would love to hear of a high mileage sh125. If only 1 sh125. Did you have any problems needing repairs?
i did over 86000 miles on 4 of them they got smoother,and quietie,now its in green.
I chose a new Medley over the Honda sh125 just 'cos it had a bit more underseat storage. Big mistake. Worked ok for 2 months, then difficult starting. Engine cutting out while riding. Took it back to Dealer. (Only Piaggio dealers have the computer needed). He ordered a part from Piaggio. Waited 2 months for part to come from Italy. Wrong part. Still the same fault. Dealer tried telling me it was a different fault. Traded it in for a Honda sh125i. What a difference! Better machine. Can be worked on by any mc mechanic. Only Hondas for me from now on! Good to read you got 45,000 miles. What year is it? Did you do the servicing? Any mechanical problems? Is it kept in a garage? Would love to hear from you.
i did 40080 milles on my 1st sh 125 was always bloody quick,unlike the others,,@@uchimataman
Tank capacity is actually 7 litres. As an owner myself, it's lovely and nice power for a 125, engine is not strained even at higher speeds.
Whoops, ok Thankyou!
What is your fuel consumption? I’m only getting 33km/l on the Piaggio Liberty
After having 3 Honda sh125 and now got a Honda vision 110cc will definitely go back to the sh125 just a great all round good scooter
I can see why you would want to go back. The SH125 really is a great bit of kit...very under rated and flys under the radar for many I think.
yeah but had 5 sh 125, now on a 2023 110 vision,not as good as my old 2019 vision 110 the euro 5 emission,s have mayed it not good,not ridden the lastest sh 125 yet,i should have a go,but i know what will happen.
now i have ridden the laterst one,and well what can i say,its in red 4 months old,so i did,
best city scooter, very stable and safe, great engine, i recommend a shield, grip heater and hand wind shields. my SH needs 2,3-2,4 Liter/100 KM, very high quality, made in atessa, ital. most sold scooter there, not piaggio/vespa. the big wheels will help you in every situation on a bad street.
Agreed , it was a real good move by RE getting those big wheels on . handles really well
Nice review again Exmouth !
I really believe that 125cc is the perfect size for a scooter. Adequately powerful for use on fast roads, super nippy around town and not too much weight to deal with.
This is a really useful little vehicle for the money. I like the normal sized wheels as well. Much better on bad roads and less twitchy handling. This one seems to have decent storage and if you have the top box for your helmet, the whole underseat area is up for grabs. Very practical. This one seems to have a good top speed for a 125 too.
As a replacement for my Malaguti 50 I could be tempted. I need to get rich first though 😂
Nice one Dave !
Cheers,
Brian and Nipper
I think you may enjoy it Paul, it really is a nice smooth ride...I'd have one in my garage anyday....this is the one I took out the garage out of the 3 i had at the time... Its a good bike/ scoot.
I'm also waiting to get rich so I can chuck in work and just make vids all the time : )
I'll never say never on scooters in general, just not right now. I think listening to reviews like yours is very helpful and comforting so I know what to expect when the day comes when I decide to give it a go.
Its a different type of fun for sure....Ill be sticking with bikes at the moment as well although I have owned a couple of scoots before...one of those was a 650 Burgman which went very well. Thanks
'Pillon comfort' Definitely should be included on all future reviews!
It's good isn't it although the staff aren't always available
@@exeterrider 😆😆
Steve, the 350 version has the same engine as in adv-350 that you have tried. Also the engine is in the Forza 350 too. The old version SH300 is very very popular in my city on the other side of Europe, with the size of Glasgow or a bit bigger. There are 100s of this things around, mixed with Vespa gts 300 and some Yamahas x-city 250. The two main type of scooters, the flat floor ones like the SH and the maxi scooters like the adv350 with the ark on flor are in competition for popularity. But I believe that for more urban environment the flat floor, larger thinner wheels like the SH is better but for more long commuting or touring outside the cities, the maxi scooters are better. The old SH models where with tank under the seat and that take from the under seat storage. I am glad that they move it in the floor. Other manufactures have done that years earlier for their alternative models to the SH. Excellent scooter review. Kudos, Steve.. I really have my eye on the SH350 and ADV-350 and one of them is maybe my next bike.. Also the Sym Joyride 300 is very very good too and cheaper. Sorry for my long babbling, I just love this things in all their variants and sizes.
Babble all you want Stefan, always good to know your thoughts. Yes those bigger wheels make such a difference to smooth over the bumps and make it a nicer ride over all...at higher speeds they come into their own. There are many good scooters on the market but also many people still can't make the jump. Have a good week : )
@@andrewhamilton8954 Hi, the suspension is more important then the size but both have budget suspension, so the SH will be better. The rear is not that important.
Thanks Exeter. I have a four year old sh, i was considering changing to a pcx. However it has smaller wheels a rear drum brake with no abs, exposed chrome handlebars and wiring. The sh has just been refreshed, so to speak. With a matt coal black metalic colour.
Thanks John. Yes you're right..The SHY and its big wheels really make a differeance, and helps on the bumps...I really liked it.
hi exeter rider . nice review .i have one in the hyper red colour .it had the screen and handguards already fitted in the showroom and so i paid the extra and am very pleased. . i had it in may 23 and have only done about 400 miles . i also have just bought a honda forza 125 special edition 4 weeks ago . being 74 am making the best of it . cant ride big bikes these days . look forward to your reviews .
Hi john, They ride really nicely don't they. I enjoyed riding this one more than the DAX for example and you get a lot for the money really. Great you still have a choice in the garage, I guess the Forza gives you more space under the seat.
Thanks John and have a good week. Nice bike by the way : )
@@exeterrider thanks for the reply , i always look out for your reviews . my son Chris bought a honda a d v 350 after your review last year ,best wishes .
Camera going past you and you pulling in behind and follow, love that in the last extra part of the video! Nice .
Thanks , I love getting those shots but its hard to tie up getting a second rider so cant do it on all of them ..have a good week bud
This is an awsome review of this scooter. The top box makes the pillian feel rather secure. To be fair I am a bit light at a little over 10.5 stone.
The bike feels more comfortable the more I carry.
I have heated grips on mine, so I turn off stop start in the winter, it will stop working anyway as the battery loses power.
You did a review of the voge and said you were off roading on country lanes lol.
I've delivered to places like this in pitch black. The lights are amazing, only down side is, you can't see what is too your side, I actually drove into a large pot hole due to this and saved by the large wheels.
How large was the hole, no idea, but I was thrown up a good foot out of the seat.
foot off the seat...wow I'm sure that sent shivers up your spine ha! yes they are really good scooters. Thanks for watching mate
I love these 125cc reviews. You're one of the few who does them. I can't make up my mind between the SH125 Mode or the Vision 110. The Mode seat height is 76.5cm but the weight is 118kg. The Vision is only 110cc and the seat is 78.5cm but the weight is only 100kg. Can't decide whether to get a scooter that is very light to chuck around and move about or one that can be completely flat footed.
This is a beautiful review😊
Thanks lilly, yes tough one that...the sh does feel quite tall I'd say so perhaps the 110 may tick the box...to be honest I think you woul d be happy with whatever you bought anyway......the grom would still be a good choice but more to think about with gears....I say the 125 maybe more evergreen perhaps.
@@exeterrider I'm planning on a Grom and a scooter. The SH Mode is shorter than the i. I've already ridden the Vision, have to sit on the Mode and see.
Yeap try all you can, you seem to have it narrowed down well👍
i have had 5 sh 125 scoots didnt like the new one,so bought a new -2 years ago didnt like that either so uncomftable so sold it,now got new 2023 honda vision 110,after having the 1st vision,and the newer esp version,the new is better that the old one,but not as good as the 2nd one,the emissions have stiffed it,its good and will do many many thousands of miles,would i get anothe sh..?????
@@richardeyers322 thanks. I really enjoyed the Vision I rode. Gave me bags of confidence. For my scooter, storage is important as I'll be using it primarily for shopping.
i love my sh 125i it is a lovey bike
They really are, good choice Lee👍🍻
I loved my 3 x SH125i machines. I also owned a SH300i, which was excellent though noticeably heavier than the 125. Really frustrating Honda doesnt offer the SH150i here which has the benefit of the light weight of the 125 with useful extra horsepower. That 68mph is more like 60mph GPS speed. I'd image the SH150 would add at least another 5mph which would be very useful on the open road.
Too true robert, that extra 25cc makes a huge difference. As you say its a shame we only have 125s here
I have an SH125i and its brilliant! 2 little gripes - the fuel tank is bit small and the ride can be a bit harsh on our crappy roads! Otherwise it is fast, and a real pleasure to ride. Honda have done a remarkable job with the engine.
Thanks for sharing
Please tell me real fuel consumption 125 cc sh Honda ( Milage)
@@laddiChumberItalia I was getting 135mpg when I had the scooter
@@exeterrider per litters average in km.?
@@laddiChumberItalia I can only work out mpg but I think it works out about 42
Your sons audio was really good, and like others have said he's a natural 👍
Yes hes great Thanks...he may be on a 125 next year!!! not sure what I think about that...mixed feelings!
@@exeterrider what's he looking at? I'm already scrolling eBay for Logan's first bike 😅
A professional review 👍😊
It's great you're putting the lads to work, it's time they earnt their keep, although I could just see the stick he was holding 😄
Thanks BOT, yes get the buggers off the computers! Truth is I had just picked him up from St John's cadets.. He's finished that now. This was filmed in April I think, it just took ages for me to get round to the edit!
This is the most thorough review you have ever done on any machine, Thank you. About the top speed: at one point you got 73 mph on the speedo, but of course this will be quite optimistic. The GPS speed will be more like 63-65mph tops. The other downside is that the SH doesn't have much room under the seat, compared for example to the Piaggio Medley which can fit TWO full face helmets. The Medley also has a front compartment and USB port there, whereas Honda rather stupidly put the charging port underneath the seat instead of near the dash, and it now has no locker at the front which I think is a really poor oversight considering its cost.
Thanks very much, yes you make some good points there with things like the USB charger. under the seat is a little tight but it make up for it in other areas. lovely scooter this is : )
While it’s not my favourite looking scooter ( I prefer the PCX ) it does look a bargain transport solution. Those adventure scooters look interesting. Mainland Europe do seem to embrace these things more than we do here.
I think we're a bit more snooty here about scoots, then again Italy for example get longer summers. Thanks mate
There is something to be said for small engine motorcycles/scooters in metro areas. Often times there's no point being sat there on a 600cc when you can't take advantage of the power. You want a narrow, responsive, nippy little thing instead. 125's seem to offer just the right amount of power with the right amount of agility to deal with stop start traffic. My ideal bike starts off as a sports tourer and gets smaller the closer to the centre of town I get!
I don't like the engine cut-off/auto start as it ruins the point of the bike. I know it's only a second or so, but if you have the bike for getting through city traffic, that extra second could be useful and is often the one you need.
Nice looking scooter though and only a few hundred more expensive than a more local motorcycle brand that specialises in small engined motors.
Hi, yes I think infact 125s kinda go faster in town point to point. They are a hoot to ride.
I see what you mean about stop start but I did find it quite nice just hearing what was going on around me.
Thanks very much for your time watching.
Great review mate. What's that lovely music at the end ?
I don't know to be honest, it reminds me of the film "up". Maybe it's the same track?
You better watch out ER, your young lad is a natural. Good review.
I know ,he showed me up, I'm not asking him again 😂
I just brought the blue one 2024 model pick it up this weekend
That's brill, such an enjoyable bike 👍👍
Right up my street had a few scooters my last was sh300 would surprise many machines. Did prefer my xmax 250 purely for diy. Honda bit of pig rear brakes and valves. A few years ago this was best selling scooter in Europe. Do t like stop/start or keyless myself
They are really good scooters, I'd still rather not have keyless for longevity reasons more than anything else
You're just as happy on the scooter? you must be getting old mate 😉
The dash does look rather bold
To be fair I'm really surprised to see it move at 68mph so fair play to the little thing👏
I have to say its a shame that its a bit of a boring looking scooter but I suppose looks aren't important considering how well put together and practical the bike is.
125MPG oh my god🥲
Nice to see the son make another appearance, future bike reviewer right there.
Another great review mate, they say you can never go wrong with a Honda.
And it true I think, you really can't go wrong with a Honda...yeap I'm getting old....I'll be buying a NC750 next lol....ohh hang on......I can't wait for you to get to the adventure bike stage, I'm going to grief you so much 😂....infact I may even make my first beef track on the channel😂another 5 years I reckon : )
@@exeterrider in 5 years I’ll only be 32 😂
Ahah oh please do a diss track on me I would happily pay to see that 😎😂
Aha I’m sure I’ll reach the adventure bike stage eventually 😂
Scooters are great. I agree. I am a scooter convert. I enjoy riding my Aerox as much as my two bikes. Can't wait to replace my KTM 390 Duke with the ADV 350. One thing I've noticed: 125cc scooters for the European market tend to have bigger wheels. In the Asian market, smaller scooters tend to be 150/155/160cc. The extra capacity makes such a difference. There is one smaller capacity scooter: Honda Scoopy 110, actualy 108cc.
Great review. I liked Toby's input, too. Good little scooter let down by its looks. I am going to look up reviews for the SH150, as I don't think it is the same scooter as the Forza 350 which we have in Thailand, despite saying it was the same in my comments on another video. Nick J
Hi Nick, the scooby here is known as a Honda Vision. I'd like to try one as I hear good things about them. I have ridden 150s and it makes such a difference. Yes the looks are subjective, perhaps if they changed the styling a bit it may open up the door a bit, I think its practicability over style for an change though....it all works very well. Have a good week : )
Great review just ordered to go on back of campervan 👍
That's great, it's a nice ride 👍🍻
Another excellent review, ER.
The little Honda looks very well assembled and should have the expected Honda reliability.
Personally I prefer the 'normal' scooter look like the Honda 350 ADV as the SH looks a bit like a pizza delivery bike.
Yes I can see why the ADV would be preferred Jim, the SH does look pizza bike and ironiclly thats mainly what they are bought for,ha!
The 350 ADV is a really nice scoot that can munch the miles as well. Have a good week mate.
Great test once again.
This Honda SH125i seems a good motorbike for the UK.
I live in Thailand have a few motorbikes including some scooters (Honda Click 160 and Honda Scoopy 110).
Honda Click 160 costs 65,000 baht => £1,550 on the road so this Honda Sh125i that I believe is manufactured in Thailand seems expensive.
The price difference on bikes/sccots is shocking, maybe we get taxed more here?! Thanks John
Sh's are Made in Italy, in comparison Click models in Asia are pretty much bare scoots, the SH has Dual ABS, Traction control, Keyless, Start stop technology, which the Click doesn't. But totally different market so..
The Honda click also has a foot starter pedal if you have a flat battery
@@stephencaveney Unfortunately, the latest Click150/160 do not have kick start. The Honda Scoopy has kick start.
Ok not know I am in Chiang mai now but have older rental click without digital display loss of kick start is a backward move earlier this year a rental bike I was using had a flat battery so no problem then.
Seems a pretty well put together little thing. I've a little confession...... I'm considering a step through of some sort for Trials and Green Laneing! A lot of organisers provide a class for them now and the entrants seem to have enormous fun! Ive been leaning towards a Honda innova, have you ever reviewed one? I hope the young lady at the end enjoyed her trip! 😁
I put 77k on my anf125 over 12 yrs. was running superbly. The exhaust rotted off but rest of bike superb. Gear indicators fail but just needs taking out and drying usually. Also electric start but got kick anyway. Never ever let me down. I am a firm scooter fan as well as owning a bike
I have a carburretted one for winter transport Ken, great little bike well built🙂
@@davidhawkins120 Really Dave? Angel steps for you Lad! 😁 Yes, my Son is going to do his CBT, Then the 125 thing before he goes bigger. Ive seen a couple of those Innovas on the Long Distance trials and they go amazingly well with a few mods, Kenda trials tyres, footrest moved back etc. It would suit his needs and i could assist in wrecking it in the lanes! Maybe even do a trial or two when my ol' Beemer gets too much for me......
@@volt8684 Thanks for the feedback Volt....
@@kenbrooks7794Sounds interesting Ken, the Tamar Trial must be soon will keep an eye out, my Innova came with Kenda Trials tyres but I'd like to squeeze a 400 in there!
Your reviews are so watchable. Informative but enthusiastic, some slick production values sneaking in there too. I’m not ready for a scooter yet, but one day...... who knows!
Thanks Keith, very kind, I'm ready for a scooter but I don't want one....at the moment : )
Great review of this super bike. I think the SH125i is the best 125 that Honda makes. It has a great build quality and has everything you want out of a commuter. This bike really hits a sweet spot for city use and beyond. I've had two SH300i and they were also good but were not great when you get up to the higher speeds that they are capable of. I did not feel that confident when doing motorway speeds, you are too upright and the bikes stability is a bit questionable. I now ride a Forza 350 and that handles well at speed. So in my opinion the SH125i would be my pick of the 125's and the Forza 350 of the Honda range of 350's.
thats intresting to know about faster speeds on the 300 or 350, I can see that being the case...I rode the Forza 300 and that was fantastic at motorway speeds, really nice....I would agree and have thought the same thing that I think on paper this 125 is the best 125 Honda make make for sure, but didn't want to say that on camera : )
I rode the 300 and it’s incomplete without a screen due to the upright riding position esp. at high speed.
@@Rick-ve5lx My later 300 had a standard Honda screen that really caught the wind at motorway speeds, so I changed it for an aftermarket short screen which was far better. The Forza is far more stable at speed and you can adjust the screen height on the fly (electronically) which is brilliant.
Good points Pompey. I have the SH350, which although visually similar, actually has quite a few differences, apart from the engine.
I came to the same conclusion as you about the high speed handling of the sh350 vs. the Forza 350. I did have a tall screen fitted to the SH, which may have affected this. Honda engineers would have put the Forza in a wind tunnel to maximise aerodynamics (screen/fairing), I guess.
Based on my SH experience, the 125 would be a good buy. If your licence allows it, go for the 350.
Thank you for a pleasant and nice overview of the Honda SH125i definitely the bike of my choice, thank you.
Glad you liked it!thanks for your time watching 👍🙏
Voltmeter-brilliant for spotting a regulator fail early. Something very few mention is that that all Honda 125 scooters have CBS brakes which is why I drive one.
I haven't heard of regulates failing tbh.
I thought it had cbs, but it's so flawless compared to other bikes, really impressive!
Honda offers a lot in the scooter range. This one is particularly interesting because it can be driven with the car license only (some countries including Slovenia). Will try to ride one this season. Did you find it stable at higher speeds?
Hiya , Nice review Thank you, gives me food for thought which I have never even considered before and very well done to Toby , he comes across very well and sounds very natural, a chip of the old block.
Thanks , Yeah hes a good lad, Very usfull to have the pillion segment and film it when he is free..He may be on two wheels next year as well. Have a good week : )
I'll bet the 350 goes' well I've got stop start on my car which is a Suzuki but you do have the option to turn it off because sometimes you don't want it if you are stopping for a very short time or in the morning when it cold and you want it ticking over .These scooters always seem to look like the seat slopes forwards when your sat on it , or maybe not you would of course know 😉having ridden a few .👌👍
Your right mate, they do slope forward and you can feel the push a bit which can get a little irratating but you get used to it. Have a good week ,always good to hear from you : )
Really good video, very informative
Cheers
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks : )
Gud design.. I'm waiting 125 SH..👌
I have a Honda civic with the stop start feature and was told it wil lin the long run ruin the battery /starter motor, not sure how true that is but I tend to turn it off. Cars or bikes Honda is a firm favourite for me, not ridden for a while so if I ever get back in the swing of things I would have my eye on one of these. Back in the day when I was living in London, I had the biggest grin riding my honda 90 cub, nothing wrong with small honda's.
They are fantastic, you're right, turning off is the better option 👍
The fact that it has 2 storage compartment and a dual suspension, makes me want to just go and grab it ASAP.
👌👍😉Yes it is good isn't it, 👍
Top job as usual 👍🏼
Thank you! Cheers SB
Great vid as always, but don't believe it's speedo😅, my Honda forza 350 at 60mph says 55mph on a gps.
Thanks for sharing and see you on your next adventure ✌️ 🤙 🤟
Often the case, 👍🤣thanks very much
Hi. Just came across you on RUclips. Enjoyed SH125i review. Have subscribed and will continue to check you out. Nice to have a channel dealing with Normal bikes not £25000 stuff! Cheers 🤙
I appriciate having you here Thank you. I have loads on here and lots more to come!
Nice review keep it in the family 😊 dose top box come as standard on bike ?
yes.
As John says : )
Nice review! What do you like more Honda Sh125i or the honda Forza 125?
SH for me for sure but the Forza looks cooler
Love the Honda (I've owned Honda cars for years) The looks just don't do it for me 😢. Thanks for the vid!
Fair enough😊I see where your coming from but the ride is fantastic👍
Could you give any reviews on the sh350i if possible as very interested in getting one
Hi I am hoping to get one this year , I will do my best for you : )
I was also looking for a 350 scoot from April to June but gave up as asking prices were silly. Now there's loads more on the market whilst some of ones which have been advertised for 8-9 months are still there! I'll likely buy in September when the dealer knows that if they don't shift it then, then they'll likely be stuck with it until April next year.
Nice scooter not for me as I live in the country and ride two up a lot of the time, the 350 might be a better bet. As to the stop/start, not a fan switch it off on the car most of the time, starter motors only have so many cycles and for the amount of petrol you save especially on a little scooter like this I’d rather just keep it running rather than continually having to restart the engine.
Yes I see what you mean and you sound like your mechanically sympathetic like myself ....I do feel the same way although in reality itwas rare I was stopped long enough for it to vut in . But yes I kinda feel the same : )
the SH doesnt have a ordinary starter, using S-S wont affect battery or starting system which is part of the light machine.
How about a Honda PCX review? they seem to be really popular at the moment.
If I can I will : ) Just a matter of whats available really. Thanks John
I used to have a PCX - great bike! However you need to get on a comparison site to check insurance prices. in 2019 I paid around £130 for fully-comp. Now (2024) a new PCX125 is £1,000(!!!) whereas a new SH125 is £250 fully-comp. Unbelievable, particularly when I can insure a CBR650F for £89. Not sure why.... maybe all the couriers are wrecking their PCXs hence the crazy premiums.
🥂🍾🙋♂️. 🖤
Will my feet have enough space? I have size 12. Seems to small
I think it should be fine tbh
@@exeterrider I am doubting between the Sh125 and the medley 125
@@ChrischrosBelgium SH all the way, reliability is far above the Medley hands down.
Seems like a nice little scoot’. Still think the Piaggio Medley offers more. And….can’t see the point of a stop/start function on a small cc scoot when you need to get away sharpish from the lights….also, additional wear on the battery and starter motor. Thank you fr posting.
Thanks for watching, the Honda will offer better reliability long term I think. Both good scoots though 👍
Please answer me real fuel consumption 125 cc Honda Sh
I had on average 135mpg (UK) when I had it
Hi
This model sh125has bn india 🇮🇳 lunch date plz bro...
Launched already in UK
When get it in India ?
Not sure. I'm not in contact with Indian Honda. Hopefully soon!
Seems nice and nippy
Sure is, good city buster but also a nice ride👍
I'll be able to get my dream job as a pizza delivery boy on this bike.
It would be fun.... I'm the summer!
How would it fit a tall man roughly 6ft 4-6ft 6?
It would be too tight I think...Try one of you can.
@@exeterrider thank you, any advice on scooters more suited for taller riders? I’d like to purchase my first 125cc scooter
@@SeekersSanctuary7 If it wasn't just a 125 then I'd say the ADV350 is worth a try...its a real good scoot! 125s will always be complicated for someone of you're height. Keep me posted on what you decide to go for...I have done a video on the ADV : )
@@exeterrider thank you! I appreciate it
@@SeekersSanctuary7 anytime 👍😎
How much for it in American dollars?
Not sure tbh
Is that a SYM Symphony?
No it's not
@@exeterrider I swear a SYM Symphony looks nicer and must be much cheaper.
@@dirkhuman760 I expect so, but they are not as well built. The Honda is a better bike reliability, an HD will last longer 👍
This or SH Mode...? 🤔
No wrong choice there, both are good 👍
Road TAX,tv TAX,u people know government needs you so the country can run ???.they cant put that in my country "road tax"smfh..people will sell there cars and reach to work late till they remove it
Death and taxes is the only certainy 👍
Real men (and women) aren’t afraid to ride scooters. They’re way more useful for commuting or running errands. I’ll have another some day. Boy, that female jogger in your last scene nearly took a header. That could have made your video go viral. Hate to laugh at others misfortune. No, not really. I’ve got a cynical sense of humor.
Ha, is funny because I didn't even see it till I ran a test on the video then thought "I'll leave it in 😂". Your right, these scoots make a lot of sense.
No !!! JUST NO !!!!
Three wheels for you eh, old man?😂😂😂
@@lilynorthover8378 Bikes only NO girlie Scooters ......
@@PhilipKerry 😝😂
Ha, you dont know what your missing😂
@@exeterrideryou sure are right sir, he doesn’t know what he’s missing.
I’ve just bought the SH350i and it’s just blown me away with just how excellent it is.
My summer ride and long distance tourer is the VFR1200 crosstourer which will always be my number 1 in terms of biking, but these scooters make a load of sense.
I’ve actually bought mine for bimbling about on and I can’t help but smile like a Cheshire Cat when riding it, I mean for just over £5k what more do you really need, you could travel the world one of these with ease. 85 to 90 mph top speed and roughly 80 to 85 mpg figures, just superb 👌
Gud design.. I'm waiting 125 SH..👌
Gud design.. I'm waiting 125 SH..👌
Gud design.. I'm waiting 125 SH..👌
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